Thanks once again to Garry from the Disco 3 forum we have been to Salisbury again for a days off roading, this time we thought we would take wifeys 110 and wow! What a thing off road! Looks a bit grubby now though! Eeek!

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Craig
Looks like you had a good day. Car could do with a clean though
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Looks quite nice like that.  Si. <This is my name.

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Had to wash it of Bellini as you dont know whats in the mud on the plain...

Don't blame you, Craig. I find the Salisbury mud can be like concrete and it takes me ages to wash it off my 110 each time we do the 'Plain. Si. <This is my name.

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did you visit the village of Imber Craig? ... - .- -.




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Looks almost like mine craig but more clay-ish... Mines 1/2 cow turds 1/2 mud!

I find a good soak and then leaving it 5 mins is the simplest way to get the worst off them a 1/2buck per 4 panels, ie 2 doors and so on as the wool soon gets grubby and the water mucky even double bucketing

Looks like you had fun though  FFRR MY06 facelift With TDV8 Alloys Zeros/ATR's
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Hi Craig - How did the Parabolics cope with the rough stuff? Good articulation and ride comfort on the bumpy stuff? African Bush Junkie ... in London!

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I can't comment for Craig, but my own personal experience is that a well-sorted parabolic arrangement can compare very favourably with a coil setup.

Driver ability is another key factor. Si. <This is my name.

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stan wrote:

did you visit the village of Imber Craig?

Yes we did Stan, had a look around the church whilst they were bell ringing which was nice...


Craig

kingpleb wrote:

Looks almost like mine craig but more clay-ish... Mines 1/2 cow turds 1/2 mud!

I find a good soak and then leaving it 5 mins is the simplest way to get the worst off them a 1/2buck per 4 panels, ie 2 doors and so on as the wool soon gets grubby and the water mucky even double bucketing

Looks like you had fun though

Thank you Will

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Hi Craig - How did the Parabolics cope with the rough stuff? Good articulation and ride comfort on the bumpy stuff?

The car worked very well indeed, we went with 4 D3's a D4 and a FL2 and i think the Santana held it's own admirably. Even pulling a D3 up one of the grassy muddy hills...

The Santana did most of the day in 2WD only going into 4WD on really slippery hilly sections which really suprised us. Could drive straight and true in 2WD whilst the D3's were slip sliding in terrain modes!

It felt just as comfortable as my D2 o ff road which quite suprised me...


Craig

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